You're not allowed to boycott Israel in the state of Texas if you work for the state or receive state funding in any way. Why is that? Why do so many other states have similar laws? Allow me to explain.
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Why You Can't Boycott Israel in Texas and Why It's Dangerous
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(Old Spike)
I was curious and found that my State of Tennessee passed a non-binding resolution condemning BDS in 2015 but did not make it unlawfull for individuals to join the anti-semetic movement.
(Short Spike)
"Tennessee" I dont see a Tennesse on this map...
(Old Spike)
Damn dude, I really triggered you, didn't I. Quick question, did you even bother watching the video before posting this nonsense? I only ask because I think you would actually agree with it.
Why would Tennessee be anywhere on a map of Israel? I suspect you're trying to make some sort of jab but apparently you're the only one who gets the "joke".
(Short Spike)
(Old Spike)
You realize that Wikipedia is controlled by leftist who censor shit they don't agree with from it all the time. Why do you think they're great when they make biased articles and Israel is somehow evil?
(Old Spike)
There's no logic in this video that backs up the title. The only 'dangerous' things it mentions are 'systems of power' and the one-state-solution. Neither of these are associated with BDS.
(Old Spike)
Watch the video again.
(Old Spike)
Ugh, it's too long. Why don't you tell me what I missed?
(I watched his 'systems of power' bit 3 times already, it's just vague BS)
(Old Spike)
Just so you know: boycotting israel is not (necessarily) antisemitic.
Also if a certain state has been singled out in this "boycott scenario" there is a deeper agenda behind it, hence the federal law does not include a country at all (stopped watching there), despite it allegedly was created with israel in mind.
(Old Spike)
exactly. and the smart people behind it know this and do it anyway, because they know that plenty aren't smart enough to understand that logical fallacy.